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Solar

Policy

Debt crisis forces Spain to halt green energy subsidy scheme

Spanish government suspends payments for new solar, wind and biomass plants, as Germany mulls further feed-in tariff changes

clock 30 January 2012 •

Solar

Updated: Solar sector split after trade body backs DECC feed-in tariff appeal

Solarcentury resigns from BPVA as minister confirms cuts to tariffs will lead to job losses

clock 27 January 2012 •

Energy

What next for the world's greenest city?

Will Nichols discovers Abu Dhabi is determined not to let teething problems derail Masdar City

clock 27 January 2012 • 7 min read

Solar

What the FiT cut means for the solar energy industry

clock 26 January 2012 •

Solar

Huhne warns solar firms not to promote higher feed-in tariff

Energy Secretary defends decision to take solar fight to Supreme Court after DECC reveals its legal costs have reached £66,000

clock 26 January 2012 •

Solar

US solar firms complain over Chinese import glut

New figures suggest US imports of cheap Chinese solar panels more than doubled over past six months

clock 26 January 2012 •

Solar

Amplio secures €16m bank finance for Italian solar growth

Leading green energy investor reveals how it ditched UK solar plans following cuts to feed-in tariff

clock 26 January 2012 •

Solar

Solar court ruling - the end of the beginning?

Today's appeal court victory is welcome, but too many questions about the UK's solar future remain unanswered

clock 25 January 2012 •

Solar

Updated: Government to take solar fight to Supreme Court

Huhne confirms government will appeal against solar ruling for a second time

clock 25 January 2012 •

Solar

Court of Appeal rejects DECC's solar subsidy appeal - the reaction

BusinessGreen runs down the industry's reaction to today's ruling rejecting government plans to impose retrospective cuts to solar feed-in tariffs

clock 25 January 2012 •
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